> At a Glance
> – Binance will remove 23 spot pairs on January 9
> – Tokens BIO, 1000SATS, EGLD, HUMA, IOTA, MORPHO, NEIRO, RONIN among those affected
> – BIO fell 10% after the news
> – Why it matters: Delistings reduce liquidity and visibility for affected tokens
Binance users have 24 hours left to trade 23 spot pairs before they disappear from the exchange. The broader market downturn is already pushing the involved tokens into the red.
Delisting Details
Binance’s latest quality review targets pairs that “fail to comply with necessary standards.” The 23 pairs going dark include:
- 1000SATS/FDUSD
- BIO/BNB
- EGLD/BNB
- HUMA/FDUSD
- IOTA/ETH
- MORPHO/BNB
- NEIRO/FDUSD
- RONIN/FDUSD
Trading ends at January 9, but the underlying tokens remain available through other Binance spot pairs.
Market Reaction
Most affected tokens dropped in tandem with the wider crypto pullback. BIO Protocol led losses, sliding 10% in 24 hours. Bitcoin’s slip below $90,000 and double-digit altcoin declines added selling pressure.
Previous Delistings
October’s full asset removal of Flamingo, Kadena, and Perpetual Protocol shows what deeper cuts can do:
| Token | 24h Change After Delisting News |
|---|---|
| KDA | -30% |
| FLM | Sharp decline |
| PERP | Sharp decline |
StaFi, REI Network, and Voxies suffered similar selloffs in December after Binance ended support.
Key Takeaways
- 23 Binance spot pairs delist January 9
- Tokens remain tradable via other pairs on the exchange
- BIO dropped 10% following the announcement
- Broader market slump compounds the selling
The exchange reiterated that periodic reviews keep “a high-quality trading market,” leaving traders to adjust positions before tomorrow’s deadline.
